PGPC and COTE Present: GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest
GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest in the NY Fringe Festival
Some links to information about our show:
PGPC blog: http://pgpcnyc.blogspot.com/
Show's website: http://www.theateronline.com/pb.xzc?PK=25096
NY Theatre Fringe preview: http://www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/listing_fnyc.php?t=10590
Another exciting review of "Decadent Acts" from Show Business Weekly:
http://www.showbusinessweekly.com/archive2010/599/dec.shtml
and in other news, "Decadent Acts"/COTE has 2 nominations in the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity Awards:
Anna Savant for Outstanding Lead Actress (for her work as Dr. Jolene Shatila)
and I am nominated for the Planet Activist award.
Great summer so far!
Gearing up for "GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest" in the Fringe Festival this August! It's going to be a fantastic show as well!
Some things are so good they need to be repeated...
"You mean to tell me we've got over 250 channels and not one of them is playing Law and Order:SVU right now!? Who do I call to complain about this?"
"I'd really love to see that show about the cats..."
"You mean CATS?"
"Yeah, Cats!"
"Well dad, you're about 20 years too late..."
"There should be a channel that just plays Law and Order: SVU in loop."
"There is, it's called the USA network... and tonight they're failing us."
Ah, the joys of CSPAN...
I got hooked on CSPAN this past week and the Elena Kagan Supreme Court confirmation hearing. It was a chance to see how the US judicial branch works and I hope that if/when Kagan gets on the court, she continues to argue for cameras in the court room. It would provide a fantastic opportunity for the American people to see hows things are done and talk about the decisions and issues that are argued behind closed doors. Elena Kagan is incredibly intelligent, tough and an inspiration for women everywhere.
Finally had some time today just to chill out. I worked in the garden for a bit (it's looking great... pictures soon!) and finished these collages that have been sitting around for awhile. It was fabulous to finally have the chance to finish these up. My next adventure will be figuring out a way to hang them up (they're kind of heavy).


Decadent Acts received a nice review from Erik Haagensen of Backstage magazine (http://www.backstage.com/bso/reviews-ny-theatre-off-off-broadway/decadent-acts-1004099237.story). Overall, it's very fair and I'm very appreciative for both the criticism and positive feedback. It's a great place to start (and end, this round). Haagensen has provided me with a valuable set of critiques which I can't wait to hopefully work on and change for not only the next phase of Decadent Acts but future plays.
I'm thankful Backstage had the chance to check it out and hope that they will come back to see GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest in the NY International Fringe Festival this summer. I would LOVE to receive such thoughtful criticism and feedback such as this for PGPC because it's a wonderful way to think about how to frame work int he future (especially with a project like GirlPower that's ongoing). So, thank you Erik/Backstage and I hope to see you again in August back at the Robert Moss Theatre (dates TBA!)

